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Winds
"Joy of the March"
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A Clinic by march virtuoso Frederick Fennell reveals the fascination and greatness of the March

Presenter: Hitoshi Sekiguchi Clinic Band: Kofu Youth Wind Ensemble
Clinic Marches : Our Director (F. E. Bigelow) Colonel Bogey (K. J. Alford / F. Fennell)

The Maestro's detailed explanations share effective ways to rehearse and present marches, with excitement for fans of marches, and students and teachers alike. This is a wonderful visit with Dr. Fennell-he is very animated, humorous and clever while he patiently shares his wisdom on and off of the podium. Also included is special footage of Dr. Fennell conducting three marches in concert with the Tokyo Kosei Wind Orchestra, two of them with exclusive conductor view.

Frederick Fennell
Conductor Laureate of Tokyo Kosei Wind Orchestra, was TKWO's principal conductor from 1984 to 1996. Educated at Eastman School of Music, he is the founder of the renowned Eastman Wind Ensemble.
Maestro Fennell, known as the world's most distinguished conductor of wind ensembles, has conducted many of North America's leading orchestras and has received numerous musical honors in the United States. He was honored with the prestigious Theodore Thomas Award of the Conductor's Guild in 1994.

Offered in the language choices of Japanese, English, German and Chinese.

 
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Clinic 1: Our Director
Runthrough of march
First Strain: phrase shaping, counterlines, significance of tuba, etc.
Percussion tone and balance
Percussion - field drill vs. concert stage concepts
The need to re-edit march scores
Role of the diminished seventh chord in marches
Traditional role and function of this march
Second Strain and Trio: phrasing, dynamics, revised percussion
The Importance of Marches - Dr. Fennell
Full Performance of Our Director

Clinic 2: Colonel Bogey
Runthrough of march
Background of this march - traditional role, tempo, style
Interpreting the first half of the march
The importance of rest silence and resonant projection
Countermelody
The Trio: dynamic contrast, phrase contour, etc.
My Devotion to Concert Band - Dr. Fennell
Full Performance of Colonel Bogey

Special Scenes:
National Emblem (E. E. Bagley)@"March in March" Concert, 1993@
Rolling Thunder (H. Fillmore)*
The U.S. Field Artillery (J. P. Sousa)*? "March in March 2" Concert, 1994
* Conductor View Only, these two selections

All Performances by Tokyo Kosei Wind Orchestra, F. Fennell, Cond.

 
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